Your visit
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Covid restrictions
Belfast Zoo is open to the public.
We have implemented a range of health and safety precautions to help provide a safe and enjoyable visit for everyone.
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Facilities in the Zoo
From cafés, car parking and changing places facilities to our zoovenir shop, find out more about the facilities at Belfast Zoo.
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Accessibility in the Zoo
We want all of our visitors to have a ‘zooper’ day out and work hard to make the zoo as accessible as possible by providing accessible facilities for everyone including a Zoomobile, free carers' entry, 17 designated accessible parking bays, accessible toilet facilities, wheelchairs and electric scooters plus more.
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Getting to the Zoo
We are well connected to the motorway and roads network. You can get here by car, taxi, bus or train!
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Daily talks and feeding times
Our daily talks and feeding times have been suspended due to Covid-19 restrictions.
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Zoo audio tour
We are delighted to offer a free audio tour for visitors to learn more about our history and the 120 species who call Belfast Zoo home.
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Zoo map
Become a member of Belfast Zoo
More on Zoo membershipNews and events
A rare tree kangaroo joey at Belfast Zoo has emerged from its mother’s pouch for the first time.
One of Belfast Zoo’s oldest residents is celebrating a milestone birthday!
An endangered Rothschild’s giraffe was born at Belfast Zoo on Sunday 24 July 2022.
Conservation and history
Zoos were first created as private collections, or menageries but their aims and objectives have changed greatly.
Our roleGood zoos are more than simply a place to see animals. We play a vital role in the conservation of species at risk.
Our breeding programmesMore species are facing extinction than ever before. We have a responsibility to ensure their survival.
Our supported projects